European Digital Rights
Budget
€2,467,057
EP Access
8
accredited persons
Staff
9
3.7 FTE
EU Grants
€14,000
Mission & Goals
EDRi is the biggest European network defending rights and freedoms online. The EDRi network is a dynamic and resilient collective of 45+ NGOs, as well as experts, advocates and academics working to defend and advance digital rights across Europe and beyond. Together, we build a movement of organisations and individuals pushing for robust and enforced laws, informing and mobilising people and promoting a healthy and accountable technology market. Our mission is to challenge private and state actors who abuse their power to control or manipulate the public. We do so by advocating for robust and enforced laws, informing and mobilising people, promoting a healthy and accountable technology market, and building a movement of organisations and individuals committed to digital rights and freedoms in a connected world. Since January 2003, EDRi regularly publishes the EDRi-gram, a bi-weekly email newsletter about digital civil rights in Europe.
EU Legislative Interests
- Digital Services Act - Artificial Intelligence Act - Mass surveillance - ePrivacy Regulation - Eurodac - Europol mandate reform - General Data Protection Regulation implementation - Cross-border access to electronic evidence - Online terrorist content regulation - Child Sex Abuse Regulation - Digital Single Market - International trade agreements - European Health Data Spaces - Political Ads Regulation - European Media Freedom Act - Digital Markets Act - ePrivacy derogation - Law Enforcement Directive - Spyware - Cyber resilience Act - Digital euro - Age verification - Facilitation package - Political ads - Data retention - Digital Travel Certificate - Digitalisation and security of identity documents - Omnibuses
Communication Activities
Campaigns on key topics of the organisation, organisation of events related to privacy and surveillance such as the annual PrivacyCamp conference, publication of booklets, position papers, bi-weekly newsletters and citizen guides to public consultations.
Interests Represented
Does not represent commercial interests
Member Of
EDRi is a member of the Civil Society Information Society Advisory Council (CSISAC) contributing to the policy work of the OECD (Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development)Committee for Information, Computer and Communications Policy (ICCP). EDRi is a member of European Association for the defense of Human Rights (AEDH).
Organisation Members
ACCESS - (USA with European office in BE), ALCEI - (Italy), Alternative Informatics Association (Turkey), Association for Technology and Internet - (Romania), Article19 (UK), Bits of Freedom - (The Netherlands), Chaos Computer Club e.V. - (Germany), Digital Rights Ireland (Ireland), digitalcourage - (Germany), Digitale Gesellschaft - (Germany), DFRI - (Sweden), Electronic Frontier Finland (EFFI) - (Finland), Electronic Frontier Foundation - (USA, with European Office in BE), Forum InformatikerInnen für Frieden und gesellschaftliche Verantwortung - (Germany), Foundation for Information Policy Research - (UK), Förderverein Informationstechnik und Gesellschaft - (Germany), Internet Society Bulgaria (Bulgaria), The IT-Political Association of Denmark - (Denmark), Iuridicum Remedium - (Czech Republic), Initiative fur Netzfreiheit - (Austria), Liga voor Mensenrechten - (Belgium), Metamorphosis - (North Macedonia), Modern Poland Foundation (Poland), Nodo50.org - (Spain), Open Rights Group - (UK), Panoptykon Foundation - (Poland), Privacy International - (UK), quintessenz - (Austria), Statewatch (UK), Vrijschrift - (The Netherlands), VIBE!AT - (Austria), Wikimedia Germany (Germany), Share Foundation (Serbia), Electronic Frontier Norway (Norway), Epicenter.works (Austria), Instituto para la Cultura Democrática en la era digital - Asociación Conservas (Spain), Hermes Center for Transparency and Digital Human Rights (Italy), Free Software Foundation Europe e.V. (Germany) Europäisches Zentrum für digitale Rechte (Austria) Gesellschaft für Freiheitsrechte (Germany) Electronic Privacy Information Center (USA) Index on Censorship - Writers' and Scholars' Educational Trust (United Kingdom) HomoDigitalis (Greece) Defesa dos Direitos Digitais (Portugal) La Quadrature du Net (France) Dataskydd (Sweden) Drzavljan D (Slovenia) Open Future (The Netherlands) Digitale Gesellschaft CH (Switzerland) More info on : https://edri.org/about-us/our-network/?organisations-status=member
Additional Information
Our finances are publicly available on our website and on the website of the Belgian national bank (https://consult.cbso.nbb.be/consult-enterprise) I confirm that all the biggest income sources, including the ones exceeding 10% of the total budget and above 10k€ have been listed above (the list cannot have more than 10 entries).
Commissioner Meetings
No recorded meetings with EU commissioners.